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I don't think the S size of this jersey is sold out, I just think Hummel decided there was no point making any.

Low carb diet.

You could tell what religion someone is with those shorts....

Great photo. Some observations: Men going to games in suits, when did that stop being a thing?; Large amount of elderly fans in attendance compared to nowadays; I can only see four female fans in the entire photo, very much a "man's game" back then; The men's faces look more, I don't know, weather-beaten. Not much in the way of Nivea moisturiser for men or designer haircuts in those times.

My thoughts exactly. I didn't even know what religion Steve Clarke was before last week.

Bad new for Rangers fans, size 5XL of the orange jersey is now sold out. Good news however for Rangers fans on a diet, there are still some size 4XL in stock.

The moment she doesn't wake up, The undertaker will need to put on her make-up......

In over 300 years Orange "culture" hasn't evolved beyond walking down a street banging a big drum, and burning a big pile of pallets.

Rangers fans have the memories of goldfish, they won't remember that quote (or they'll choose to forget it).

Jupe, he's raging. On the England v Iceland thread he said he supports all the "home nations", which I pointed out was Rangers-speak for "England are my big team". Outside of possibly Russia, there is no group of players or fans more odious and less worthy of our support than England, yet guys like red rob thinks we should because we're close to them on a map.

I'm surprised the Iceland humiliation has only 46% of the vote, by far the funniest failure in my opinion.

In 98 when Romania were giving England the runaround at 1-0, I recall Keegan, without any sense of irony whatsoever, saying "we can still win this......we just need the ball" :lol:

I don't think I defend the republican side. At all, let alone to the hilt. I hate Sinn Fein and all incarnations of the IRA. I think the Easter 1916 Rising was utterly destructive and were I alive at that time would probably think the leaders were a bunch of scumbags (although with hindsight most appear to have been deluded poets with a death wish).

Yes, many non-Jews were also murdered at Auschwitz and other camps, but are you saying that "Arbeit Macht Frei" daubed on a synagogue wouldn't be deemed anti-Semitic? I contend that it would be.

Clive Tyldesley (can't spell it) really is an odious little Englander c**t. You can really hear it when he commentates on Germany games too, making sneering little comments about penalties and the like. Was it Guy Mowbray doing the BBC commentary last night? He's fair enough.